CBDCs can help protect against surveillance capitalism By Lewis McLellan
Among digital privacy advocates, the launch of central bank digital currencies is often greeted with suspicion and alarm. On both sides of the Atlantic, there are concerns that CBDCs represent an opportunity for the state to obtain greater oversight over payments systems.
German coalition woes hold back financial market progress
By David Marsh Disarray in the German coalition government is likely to hold back much needed progress on reforming Europe’s financial sector and integrating European financial structures.
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Unlocking finance for the transition: Asean taxonomy framework
Tuesday 13 June, Roundtable
Join us to learn about the urgency of scaling up transition finance and the sustainability ambitions of Southeast Asia in a virtual roundtable.
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Global Public Investor 2023: A preview
Taylor Pearce and Julian Jacobs, OMFIF senior economists, present a preview of the 2023 Global Public Investor report, which offers insight into central bank behaviour, decision-making and predictions for the future.
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Central banks and cloud services: The new frontier
As well as exploring the benefits that cloud migration gives central banks, this report examines the ways in which financial institutions in the private sector have addressed the hurdles that are hampering central bank cloud adoption.
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